Wait, are we in Germany?
That was what I woke up to while napping in Munich. I was wondering why everyone was speaking German. I saw the first snow of the season in Zurich. It elated me just a little. I've never even been in the same room with a pair of skis, so snow doesn't conjure images of the black diamond slope, and I'm not excited by fresh powder, but it is always a great feeling to see snow for the first time in months. This wears off quickly, though. Today the whole area around the venue, including the half-pipe out back was under a few inches of already brown-ish snow.
Zurich, however, was a city that just didn't look right unless it was dusted with just a bit.
I've since spent the last couple days indoors almost exclusively. Blonde Redhead contracted some sort of instant sickness that spread through their bus like cholera. They are all coughing and wheezing. I fear that momentary exposure to the cold German air will send me down that route. I can often be found in catering, sucking down peppermint tea and examining Euro tube food in its natural habitat.
Odd...I didn't know those guys were still around.
Zurich, however, was a city that just didn't look right unless it was dusted with just a bit.
I've since spent the last couple days indoors almost exclusively. Blonde Redhead contracted some sort of instant sickness that spread through their bus like cholera. They are all coughing and wheezing. I fear that momentary exposure to the cold German air will send me down that route. I can often be found in catering, sucking down peppermint tea and examining Euro tube food in its natural habitat.
Odd...I didn't know those guys were still around.